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In this episode, Richard Pinner, a well-respected magician and entertainer in the UK, discusses his experiences growing up in a magical household and his journey into the entertainment industry. He learned magic through osmosis and by watching his father’s shows repeatedly, developing his own unique style and constantly changing his performances to keep them fresh and engaging. Richard also shares anecdotes about introducing his own children to the world of magic. We speak about the insights into Richard’s background as a magician, his childhood experiences, and his approach to creating and evolving his shows.
We also discuss his experiences as a children’s entertainer and the challenges they face. We talk about the importance of recording shows and keeping detailed records, as well as the need for adaptability and continuous improvement. Richard highlights the value of more structured and theatrical performances over traditional party games, and we discuss the difficulties of dealing with poorly behaved children. Richard emphasises the significance of professionalism, record-keeping, and the ability to adapt to different environments and audiences.
Join Gordon as he talks to Richard Pinner in FACE, The Podcast
SPONSOR – Drayson Design Reviews – https://www.draysondesign.com/services/software/drayson-design-reviews/
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By Gordon DraysonIn this episode, Richard Pinner, a well-respected magician and entertainer in the UK, discusses his experiences growing up in a magical household and his journey into the entertainment industry. He learned magic through osmosis and by watching his father’s shows repeatedly, developing his own unique style and constantly changing his performances to keep them fresh and engaging. Richard also shares anecdotes about introducing his own children to the world of magic. We speak about the insights into Richard’s background as a magician, his childhood experiences, and his approach to creating and evolving his shows.
We also discuss his experiences as a children’s entertainer and the challenges they face. We talk about the importance of recording shows and keeping detailed records, as well as the need for adaptability and continuous improvement. Richard highlights the value of more structured and theatrical performances over traditional party games, and we discuss the difficulties of dealing with poorly behaved children. Richard emphasises the significance of professionalism, record-keeping, and the ability to adapt to different environments and audiences.
Join Gordon as he talks to Richard Pinner in FACE, The Podcast
SPONSOR – Drayson Design Reviews – https://www.draysondesign.com/services/software/drayson-design-reviews/
Chapters